REDISCOVER SAN TELMO AND LA BOCA WITH GALLERY
The event presents its final 2025 edition: an invitation to enjoy contemporary art tours across the neighborhoods of San Telmo and La Boca.
With the support of the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires, Gallery returns to the city’s southern neighborhoods on Saturday, November 8, from 2 to 6 p.m. Through various routes connecting galleries, museums, artist studios, and foundations, the initiative seeks to bring contemporary art closer to the public and highlight the excellence of the local scene.
Organized in different circuits, this free event —with more than two decades of history— encourages direct encounters with the local contemporary art scenes. Through its three routes —Recoleta/Retiro, Palermo/Villa Crespo, and La Boca/San Telmo— Gallery invites participants to discover the city through an artistic lens. The experience also includes historic bars, public space activations, and multiple activities that reveal Buenos Aires’ creative vitality.
In each edition, driven by Arte al Día Internacional and Pinta, the city becomes a vast, open, and diverse cultural map —with free and open access for all.
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GALLERY PROGRAM
Guided tours
Please arrive at 2:45 p.m. at the meeting point for each tour.
Tours are free of charge and have limited capacity.
Registration link here.
Guided Tour #1
• Meeting point: Moria Galería – Bolívar 430, 2nd floor
• Pólvora – Venezuela 720
• COTT – Perú 973
• Piedras – Perú 1065
Guided Tour #2
• Meeting point: MACBA – Av. San Juan 328
• Museo de Arte Moderno – Av. San Juan 350
• W Galería – Defensa 1369
• Fundación El Mirador – Brasil 301
Guided Tour #3
• Meeting point: COTT – Perú 973
• Piedras – Perú 1065
• Nora Fisch – Av. San Juan 701
• Calvaresi – Defensa 1136
Guided Tour #4
• Meeting point: Fundación Andreani – Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1981
• Fundación PROA – Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza 1929
• CONSTITUCIÓN – Del Valle Iberlucea 1140
Guided Tour #5 — Street Art Visit
• Meeting point: Fundación PROA – Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza 1929
• Guided tour through the urban murals of La Boca, led by Evelyn Sol Márquez.
• Time: 3 to 5 p.m. Ends at Fundación Larivière.
Approximate duration: 2 hours (walking).
Registration link here.
3 p.m. — Urban and Architectural Tour
Architectural and urban tour through the La Boca–San Telmo circuit, guided by architect Adriana Bianchedi.
Meeting point: Fundación Santander – Av. Paseo Colón 1380.
Time: 3 to 5 p.m. (approx. duration: 2 hours, walking).
Pre-registration required. Limited capacity.
Free admission.
Registration link here.
4 p.m. — Featured Activity: Marcos López Opening
Saturday, November 8
Meeting point: Fundación Larivière – Caboto 564
Limited capacity. Free activity.
6 p.m. — After Gallery at MARCO La Boca Museum
The day will close at MARCO La Boca Museum with a performance by @DJ_PALAPA, drinks, and more.
Where: Av. Almirante Brown 1031
Time: 6 to 9 p.m.
Supported by Grolsch and Carpano. Presented by the City of Buenos Aires.
Free admission.
Registration link for the AFTER GALLERY here.
Limited capacity.
GALLERY BY BIKE: Free Tour Option
Another way to explore Gallery is by designing your own route to visit participating spaces using ECOBICI, the public bicycle system with 24-hour automatic stations, available every day of the year and operated by the Buenos Aires City Government.
+Info: ECOBICI stations in La Boca and San Telmo
+Info: Bike lanes in La Boca and San Telmo
Gallery will not be canceled in case of rain. All participating galleries will remain open.
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